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Like many of our senior care customers, Rouse Estates was greatly affected by COVID-19, and needed to find new ways to care for their residents while maintaining evolving safety measures. Hear from their Clinical Informatics Specialist, Jessica Benjamin, on their journey back to a new normal.

In recognition of May being national Better Hearing & Speech Month, we would like to highlight the cognitive and swallowing difficulties that many individuals face post COVID-19 and the role that a Speech-Language Pathologist plays in their recovery.

The Rouse Estate has named a new chief executive. The Rouse board of directors recently announced Susan Teconchuk as CEO.

The Rouse Warren County Home has a new administrator-in-training. Zach Hammersley, of Warren, has been in the health care industry since 2012, when he graduated from Mercyhurst University with a degree in Hospitality Management.

‘Thank You’ care packages delivered to Rouse Home

Humans weren’t meant to live in isolation. The spread of COVID-19 has forced us to isolate, especially those in the most at-risk populations — seniors and those with underlying medical conditions.

We just wanted to share a list that has ideas of things to do while we are social distancing right now.

Ken Schonbachler, CEO of the Rouse Estate, has announced that the Rouse Home has been named to Newsweek Magazine’s Top Nursing Homes for 2020.

Wednesday’s rain showers almost foiled Blue Morning’s performance at the Suites at Rouse in Youngsville, but the sky broke and the show went on.

A local healthcare facility is expanding its services to include specialized dementia care, with plans to open by July 1, 2019.

The Rouse Home has received a deficiency free survey from the Pennsylvania Department of Health